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Julia
Maesa Sister
of Julia Domna and Elagabalus and Severus Alexander. Died about
225 AD.Price
£39
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Macrinus (AD
217-8). Silver denarius, the reverse depicting Liberalitas.Price
£135
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Severus
Alexander (222-35)
Silver denarius of this comparatively good Emperor, who was
murdered by his own troops whilst campaigning in Germany. The
reverse shows Salus feeding serpent. Price
£35
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Maximinus
(235-238
AD) Silver Denarius. The reverse depicting Victory. Price
£38 SOLD
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Gordian
III (238-244)
Denarius of this little known Emperor. Rev Salus. Price
£35
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Gordian
III (238-244) Bronze
coin of Viminacium in Moesia, the reverse depicting a female
figure with a lion and a bull, which were the emblems of the 4th
and 7th Legions which were stationed in that province.Price
£26
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Philip
I Base
silver antoninianus of Philip I(244-249 AD) Rev. Philip I and II
on
horseback.
Price
£38
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Otacilia
Severa
Base
silver antoninianus of the wife of Philip I..The reverse depicts
Pietus.Price
£35
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Trajan
Decius (249-251)
Antoninianus. Reverse depicting AbundancePrice
£30
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Herennia
Etruscilla
Wife
of Trajan Decius. AntoninianusPrice
£35
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Valerian (253-60)
Antoninianus. Rev. Spes.Price
£36
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Gallienus (253-268)
Antoninianus. Rev Victory with VICT GERMANICA above. ScacePrice
£22
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Salonina The
wife of Gallienus (253-68) Base silver Antoninianus with good portrait.Price
£28
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Vabalathus (267-72
AD) Bronze Antoninianus, the reverse depicting the Emperor
Aurelian. Price
£78
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Aurelian (270-275)
Bronze
antoninianus. The reverse depicting Aurelian and Soldier clasping hands.Price
£22
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Probus
(276-282) Antoninianus.
Reverse depicting Fides standing with two standards.Price
£22
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Galeria
Valeria Bronze
follis of this most unfortunate woman who led a wretched
existence after the death of her husband Galerius.
Eventually she was, on the orders of Licinius, beheaded and
thrown into the sea.Price
£33
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